The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-06
COMMENT AND OPINION.

ABOUT the size of it seems to be that Gould
kicked Field overheard and then threw Tim a
plank and made claim for recognition as a life
saving Observation-Disclosures Times.
POwDERLY is a stanch protectionist and a
strong anti-saloon man. How much further than
that could man get himself away from the
Democratic partyl-Detroit Tribune.
AS sign of sectional amity fraternity and all
that sort of thing, we move that that musical
chestnut Marching through Georgia." be drop
ped now and forever. -Phladelphia Inquirer
PIoUs editor refers to the conviction of Sharp
and his companion boodlers as bolts from heaven.
But the bolts from heaven would not be so bad
if not accompanied by the bars from this world.
-Phladelphia North American.
THE victims of Mr.. Gould's recent Manhattan
deal ought to have known that Mr.. Gould is
always loaded Men who monkey with buzz
saw, old gun. or Jay Gould, always come
out of it much disfgured. Sentinel
In his difference with the Italian ring Padre
McGlynn can be perfectly assured that the good
will of the bulk of this people is with him-even
of the same bulk that look upon his land-confis-
cation project based the vagaries of a
lunatic or a rasca-Chcago Times
If it be true that workingmen and working
women are interested in making the experiment.
of Saturday half holiday an established Gus
tom they should give it the support OF their OBJ
servance by doing their trading at some other
time in the week-Philadelphia Record.
In 1888 Mr.. George will be by no means the
only patentee for new plan for the salvation of
the country. The old parties will have large
and varied assortment of new ideas to offer, and
they will have much more effective machinery
for their realization. Chicago Inter Ocean.
OUR land should no longer be cursed with the
sewage of the old world. Those who have the
enterprise to come here of their own accord are
welcome however poor and humble, but halt
should be called upon deportation. which has
come 70 be of the great evils of this coun-
try.-Chicaeo Tribune.
JAY GOULD, having relieved his friend Field
of surplus Manhattan stock, has it In mind now
to raise the fares on that ''Lh road to ten cents
Thus, he hopes to make good the So, 500 expended
at Mount Vernon, and extend the line of his
benefactions from G. Washington down to j.
Gould.--Chicago Herald.
THE Cleveland Literary Bureau appears to be
working full time and with extra zeal since the
late batte-f1ags episode. 1t is extremely dull
day now when some prominent Democrat is not
interviewed for the purpose of testfying to the
intensity of the countrys yearu for another
term of the Buffalo man.-Detroit Tribune.
WHATEVER people may think of Mr. Powder
ly's plans for creating army of workngmen
to be controlled by few managers, there is no
subject of temperance. Strong drink costs the
workingmen more than greedy employers i'll
advised STRIKES and causes more misery than
low wages irregular employ ment-Boston
Herald.
WE are all growing to know and appreciate
each other better. The Eastern opinion of the
cowboy" the Western idea of the Yankee"
the Southern view of a commercial North, and
the Northern notion of a bulldoZed South are all
being materially modified in a way that cannot
but be beneficial to the last degree. The change
is for the benefit of all the people Of the whole
country.-Missouri Republican.